The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
CITY CHIPS,
interesting Items Picked Up In and About
the Town.

AhteFesuhg Items Picked Up In and About
the Town.
Twas stinglDgVOld last night.
Nothing new in Justices courts.
Lets go and "fOd Ter up Is the latest.
W. +. Darling. prominent business
man OF COShOctOn, is In the city.
Colonel Ed. 8. Norton, landlord of the
Hurtord, is visiting In Wheeling, West
Virginia.
Mr. P. G. Young, a leading RepubIi-
can politician of WellsVllle, Ohio. il reg.
istered at the Barnett.
The reading and amusement rooms Of
the 7. ID. u. q. will be thrown open to
members In few days.
An Alliance policeman has been dis
missed from the force because he didn't
Know ginger ale from whisky.
Stark county leads all her sister coun-
ties in Northern Ohio In the production
OF dairy butter, with AshtabuIa good
second.
he conductors and brskemeD on tha
P. Ft. W. & G. r. R. have been giyen an
advance of 20 cents per day on their
wages.
Jacob drossman of Paris township, has
been appointed administrator of the es.
tate OF Abraham Seuft, deceased. Bond
81 200.
Several sleighing parties were seen
leaving the city for the country at an
early hour last evening. They returned
early-this morning.
A. W. Green, of Alliance, was In the
city to-day, interviewing furniture deal
ers on the subject of the "Dest patent
bed spring In the world"
1t is feared that the recent coat Of Ice
with which the trees were loaded will
result In great damage to the young
trees, and inJure the fruit crop for next
year.
IL ls rumOred that the Coates Rake
Factory at Alliance is to resume opera
lions shortly, under the control of a
stock company. That will be another
good thing for Alliance.
The Navarro Independent says that
Navarro Is anticipating another coal
boom In the spring. Hope our sprightly
little neighbOr may enjoy no end Of coal
0o0ms, natural gas and many other
good and pleasant things.
Mr.. Louis Krautz, TuscaraWas coun-
ty II Urinary director, Is In the city to
see the Stark county directors about the
care OF some paupeTs about whom there
Is difficulty as to which county Is re-
spOnslble for their maintenance.
Sarah Young, of O5naburg, this coun-
ty, has commenced suit against Adam
BOllinger, of that place, for $4,000 for
alleged breach of promise. BOlllnger is
sixty years of age, AMI proprietor Of q
hotel, while the plaintiff Is just past
twenty.
Since Canton nimTOds have bagged
| nearly all the game in Perry township,
the people OF Arabia think of going to
canton when in need Of quail on
toast. Carroll Free Press. Not this
winter. Some other winter. Game law
you know.
William HestOn, Jr., brakeman on
the Cleveland, Youngstown & PiJtsburg
RAILROAD, was squeezed between the
bumpers and killed at BerghOltZ, thirty
miles south of Alliance, Friday night.
he was young man, unmarried and
resided at Mt. Union. HestOn was a
grandson of Rev. Harry Jones, Of Mt.
Union.
Carroll Republican,: Frank Ruken-
brOd and Mark Welner, of Canton, gave
some Of our bellies a sleigh ride Sunday,
and after the girls got out the horses
felt the load so light that they cOnClud-
ed TO run off, which they did, without
any opposition from the drivers, Both
young men were thrown out, and The
horses went to the stable. Scared but
not hurt was the verdict of the Coroner.
An Alliance Councilman during the
discussion few nights since on the
question Of throwing out the gas lamps,
and lighting the town with electricity,
confessed TO his affection for the old
lamp posts" As Alliance Is now pro-
hiOittOn town, there don't seem to be
much need for lamp posts. But If a
FELLOW should occasionally need sOme-
thing to brace up against, what's the
matter with telephone pole?
MIR. Roger, assignee of the David Kan.
nal estate In Marlboro township, has
made an appraisement of the proDertv
personal and realty and filed 1t with the
Probate Court. The appralsement shows
the available assets to be about $4,000
and so far IS can be yet estimated the
liabilities will figure up to the amount
OF about $4,000. The property consists
principally of valuable farms In the
nelghborhoOd of New Baltimore.
O1 the night Of May 3. 1885, mare
worth $3.50 was stolen from Henry Ebie,
residing near Middle Branch, this coun.
ty, and the owner has been seeking a
clue from that time until the arrest of
young Vaughn who, while in jail, con-
fessed that he had stolen 1t and sold 1t
to Cleveland man. Yesterday Mar
shsl Schlagle and Mr.. Ebie went
to Cleveland and arrested q gro.
Ger by the name of M. G. Mona
smith, on the charge Of buying stolen
property. Monasmith admits buying
the mare, but denies all knowledge that
she had been stolen.
]. II. Benfer, OF Dundee, TuscaraWas
county, had horse stolen last July,
but recently got clue to Its where.
sbOut5. He called on Marshal SohlagIe
on Tuesday and secured his assistance
In securing the stolen property. They
went to Cleveland, and found the AMI
NAL In the possession of one Henry
Bueher, who claimed that he had pur-
chased 1t from young man by the name
OF vaughn. Broadway teamster.
vaughn Is the same man who recently
was arrested for stealing horse from
CARROLL county farmer, an account of
whose arrest appeared in the DEMOCRAT
a few weeks since and who Is now in
jail at CarFOlltOn awaiting trial for the
crime. He will no doubt also be called
upon to answer for this newly discover
ed crime He seems to have made horse
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